Student journalists encouraged to enter First Amendment Contest
Dec. 2, 2019
Madison SPJ and the WNA are sponsoring a college journalism award recognizing efforts to highlight the importance of the First Amendment.
Madison SPJ and the WNA are sponsoring a college journalism award recognizing efforts to highlight the importance of the First Amendment.
The Wisconsin State Journal turned 180 years old Monday, dating back to the first issue of the weekly Madison Express on Dec. 2, 1839.
Six Wisconsin newsrooms will be among the 164 hosts for a record 250 journalists in the 2020 class of Report for America, the national service program announced Monday.
Taxes paid by Wisconsinites as a share of personal income have fallen in the last two decades by more than two percentage points, one of the largest decreases of any state.
RHINELANDER — Officers from three law enforcement agencies executed search warrants last week at Rhinelander City Hall as part of an ongoing investigation involving alleged
Dave Zweifel, longtime editor of The (Madison) Capital Times, was recently interviewed by student reporters for the first episode of “Hard Questions,” a new series of podcasts and video interviews published by the Simpson Street Free Press.
One of the key principles of selling ads is to ‘know your audience,’ which can include whether they think more with the left or right side of their brain.
Wisconsin state budget reserves recently hit their highest level in four decades, as corporate tax collections grew at their fastest rate in over 50 years.
Fred Berner, whose family had owned the Antigo Daily Journal for more than 110 years before selling the newspaper in June, died Monday, Nov. 25. He was 71.
A recent Marquette University Law School Poll is stirring attention and comment in national circles regarding slipping support for impeachment in Wisconsin.
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